Posts Tagged ‘over-the-past’
February 13th, 2012 | 
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Every day corporations work to reduce the amount of money they spend to support their end customers and still provide quality services. Over the past two decades, corporations have tried to standardize their technologies, consolidate and centralize support functions, then look to outsource and offshore, all as a ways and means to lower costs but often at the expense of a negative end user experience.
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Over the past six months, Aberdeen has surveyed 131 organizations to understand their video conferencing usage patterns, deployment strategies, and perspectives on business value associated with these solutions. In this process, they looked at companies where all employees had access to some form of video conferencing (n=47) and compared them to companies where some employees lacked access to video. By comparing both of these groups to Best-in-Class practices for video conferencing identified in the September 2011 benchmark report Enterprise Video Collaboration , Aberdeen was able to determine how companies gained value from making video conferencing ubiquitous. This report shows how the challenges, solutions, and value propositions associated with high levels of video adoption and relate to improving employee productivity and business outcomes. Request Free!
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What Happens When Everyone in the Office Has Video Conferencing?
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The ’42 Rules of Marketing’ is a compilation of ideas, theories, and practical approaches to marketing challenges the author has been collecting over the past 17 years. The idea was to create a series of helpful reminders; things that marketers know they should do, but don’t always have the time or patience to do.
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42 Rules of Marketing